The main landscape of the Australian Governor's Office

"Nanwan Mansion" is a southern European style building designed by the famous Macao designer Thomas for Viscount Eucalyptus, and it was also the best large-scale building in Macao that year. Unfortunately, Viscount Eucalyptus only stayed in this building for 20 years, and then he was involved in a legal lawsuit. After the lawsuit failed, all the property of Viscount Yu Jiali was confiscated, and "Nanwan Mansion" was also auctioned at 188 1.

After the news that "Nanwan Mansion" was to be auctioned came out, many wealthy businessmen decided to bid. At that time, although the Australian Governor's Office was already in it, it really needed considerable financial resources to own it. With the consent of the Portuguese government, the Macao Public Property Committee under the Portuguese government won the bid with MOP 20080 on July 9, 188 1. "Nanwan Mansion" has since become the permanent property of the Macao government and has been used as the office of the Macao Governor's Office and the Macao government. Although the appearance has changed slightly after several repairs, it still retains a strong Portuguese style. To this day, the Macao Governor's Office is still the power center of Macao.

Cross Gaolou Street, and then head south from Beidi Lane on the west side of Australian Governor's Office. Before you know it, it's time for feasting. Nearby, an important activity to celebrate the return of Nanwan artificial lake-Lantern Festival to celebrate the establishment of the Macao SAR government is under intense pressure, and the newly installed lights for the return of artificial lake in the building of Bank of China Macau Branch in the distance have been dazzling.